It is very easy to overcharge electrical cars at home and at work. The Moet Je Watt (MJW) is a smart battery charging station that prevents this from happening. To do so, the MJW communicates with the meter box, so that the car's battery-charging process is attuned to the maximum capacity of the electrical connection.

The project entails testing the MJW in combination with the smart meters that are being used at home and in the office. The project will test the optimal integration of the MJW and the smart meter. The idea is to start with the rollout of the smart meters that are currently being organized by a number of electricity grid managers. A further objective of the project is to study the opportunities available for smart battery charging for several vehicles at a single office location. The purpose of the project is to find a battery charging solution (attuned to smart meters) for consumers and companies.

If the project reveals that smart battery charging (in combination with smart meters) is effective, it could ultimately yield enormous cost savings for consumers that want to drive electrical cars and the electrical grid managers that would have to facilitate this burgeoning trend.